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Tensions Inherent in Service-Learning: Achieving Balance

Author: 
Terry Pickeral
Author: 
Karen Peters
Institution: 
Campus Compact National Center for Community Colleges
Publication Date: 
1997
Publisher: 
Campus Compact National Center for Community Colleges
Pages: 
90
Abstract: 

This resource helps community colleges to understand the tensions inherent in the integration of service-learning into community and technical colleges. Faculty discuss the tensions encountered in moving service-learning from a marginal pedagogy to an authentic method of teaching and learning. Essays include: "Unwrapping Gifts: Instituting an Asset-Oriented Culture at a Community" ; "Service-Learning and Workload Tensions: From Pedagogy to Curriculum to Community" ; "Expanding the Classroom: New Communities and New Curriculum Through Service-Learning and the Internet"; "Assessment Anxiety: Taking the Plunge"; "Service-Learning: A Bridge to the 21st Century Community College"; and "The Tension of Theory and Practice in Service-Learning".

Call Number: 
115/C/PIC/1997
Sector: 
Library Item Type: 
Print resource - book/monograph